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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

COLONEL CHALPIS THINKS THE COMMISSIONER Is
A MODEST MAN-sPICY TESTIMONY
Commissioner shearnan In his Investigation Of tho
Park Department at tho Arsenal In entral Park yester
day examined Colonel f. Chan. engineer In charge OF
the Bureau which directs the laying out
OF the sewers and In the Annexed District Com
missioner Crmmins has been the only member OF the
Park boari who has attended the Investigations hitherto
but Yesterday Mr. Powers observed that Mr. Crimmins
aud questions appeared TO be calculated 10 Influence
the Witnesses that he would endeayOr To counter
balance the effect Colonel Chalnn explained
the duties of his office. He now has
twenty-three nj work and bc receives n salary OF
Coleman the work done In mapping tho upper wards
and denied that there hal been any iraud ar political
Influence way brought into his department. Mr.
toleman's figures. he stated. were wholly Incorrect
some tho frequently entered his Office
urged the progress Of his work; Mr. Crimnns was
VI that number. "
the witness and replied In the negative Alter MI GRIM
Minis had asked questions Mr. Powers stat'd that IN
his testimony he hal made NO reflections on MI ohanh
work, bat with regard Ia his actions ~ commissioning
Mr. Chalnn VINO Inferior, had no business with
tAcn-
Colonel Chalnn-How am your nferori
Powers-ln everv respect sir .
Colonel Chann-You = modest man. The world Ia ned
with men like you. ,, 90. -
bis called here by Mr. SheaIman ami rephel
questions be asked mo a. well a, WAS ALE Now
play baby liz wants To make II appear that he
would have BotIng 10 do with tho Aldermen and
would PATRONAGE, Tut when 10 was
bowling malaria Ia central Park he din~ ami wined
aud nothing too nice lie was ma. Enough geeanss
LeIe snd posluyey deny what t.y mai ."a me
10 po.ns the department tnink Will show before
IL over how Mr. Ctimmns would search Tho
ust. of omp oyes % what men be could knock out
Mr. CrimmIns appeared he startled by this sudden
ontbur,L lie made no reply ana Mr. shearman said
that tho examination would he continued today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
BROOKLYN.

Tho Fourth Universalist Society will build church edhcs
at QuiDcy.st and Reid.ave at a cost Of $500
John w. Holmes OF tho Standard Museum has leased tho
property at Nos 1893 1876 and 397 with the option Of
buying and to erect hrst theatre Tho
70 hold 1000 persons
Henry w. Bush who charged with passing worthless
check for 800 d. W. wilkes released YESTERDAY az
shown that he received nothing for the check which
In payment for coal delivered months wilkes
poses TO sue for the amount
President Easton Of Commission has asked Soc
Rotary Andrew A. smith, Republican TO resign hs position
which he has hold I'VE The ODy II that
the have another the place Mr.. Smith
refuses 1t Understood that Mayor whitney opposed
TO ms summary removal
John Diechmann Of No 600 Henry.st held for the
Grand Jury yesterday by Police Commissioner Massey
charge OF securing $3.50 by false pretences IRON swedish
girl named Katie Doman He had made her and got
her savings " buy house. as he alleged.
plumber found 800 toilet room at the trans
fer Office OF the Brooklyn City Railroad Company at Casson
and Flushing Aves yesterday proved 20 bo tho savings of
Patrick Murphy the assistant transfer clerk who
trust his money 10 savings bsnka
Tho residents OF Raymondst, between DeKalbave and
Hanson place object 10 the Of the street.
cations with Ray mond Street JAIL which DeKab
ell yesterday 10 change the " Beecber. Plymouth
RUTHERFORD Buchanan or place The matter went 10
the Committee on Law
William Henry was TO be sentenced Yesterday for
and assault the Court OF Sessions but Police
dent Campbell wanted another with him
taken to Police Headquarters and his sentence deferred
derer OF Weeks
public dinner Of Brooklyn Czens Ieague will
be eaten april 10 Among those IN vted
Boston, Henry Hail City Derain WINS and
General John b. woodward.
Mayor Whitney sent copy Of Corporation Counsel Jenks
opinion in the Water Works matter 70 the Aldermen
day And asked them take swift action adding daily
supply OF little Of the normal demand
that keeps constantly before the prospect
time OF drouh Of water famine auxht with peril prop
erty and human life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
ENFORCING TIE FACTORY LAVE

BY virtue OF warrants issued by Justice Murray the
sndavs OF James Connolly factory Inspector OF No <33
Thirty thdst. clothing OF tho
side arralgncd before Justice Smith yesterday
afternoon for violating the factory law The charge
OF tho accused aud Nathan
koepnr employed Tor longer hour. than that prescribed
at No. 81 Kissst. Llle Hilcn Anuis Kuhn and Esther
81 hasf young women under ~ and Morris Metz
IL. Bail furnished IN 500 TO Lyman HAM
No NJ Ridge ST. was charged with employing Rachel Fine
under "a years aud Paul BernkrAns H.
hours In week lilo also held $500
Isaac solomon. OF nos 80 aud 81 Ridge.
charged with having employ ed At hts clothing
factory under similar rcumstances Nsbecca kat ebeca
Baner, Fannie Goiinann Annfs Issr Mary oaanus and
Annie soyentwch under 81 years was required 10
furnish the same bonds for trial a. the others Marks
OF No SO Attorney charged with having
the minors Louis Hirsc Macs Kurt AMI Maso TeAfLb-rg
for hours within lilo held IL 5000
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
oyERwoRK WAS DIR. RoY,s TROUBLE

Tho house No. le5 West Fifty third st.. from which
y. Austin Roy suddenly disappeared March II. 10
charge OF servant yesterday and said that family
hsd gone away for month Dr. Roy returned 10 the house
ats m on Sunday with his wife aud brother but did
fenan long was said The servant dd not know where
Or HOY had At No. 2l6 West Thirty
ec.ne OF Dr Rys mother add trotnsf said that the
family did not wish Dr Roys present address To be known
- had been thought best To keep him In absolute
quiet for several weeks Hs sudden flight from home
va the result oil nervous prostraon the result Of 0verw0
kIiough ne still was suffering from weakness
eDd mental depression there 70 believe
nat his mental faculties bad been permanently injured The
physician who called prescribe young dentist
believed that he would entirely restored health and be
able 10 resume his work Mayt
AZ not known 10 Dr. R0ys relatives how he spent his
Time or what route OF travel he the time
nome until ie discovered himself TO H. NJ Clarke
e YOUNG Mems Christian aton, In Richmond Va.
re was member Of the Young Mena Christian Association
tbn city. and when he had been in Richmond only low
ne stumbled across the association building ~ that
NY men he applied for assistance 10 Mr. Clarke the
kstsy he was promptly recognized The family have line
SIm and IL probable that Dr. Roy and his
Ene VIII stay there during the part OF ADr Police
Murray said that he stl held the certified
information was offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MONDAY. MARCH 81 ID"

.ss e .s CO. NJ
Ss
@ $ ss: s
Asss ssf
P,"s & e 81 with "d''
Ss ssr sa.Sss days. with
Steamer Louisiana eager. Nsworleans Days with mds'
msss anS TsnTx Vi,
cN 81 ana
Reading. smith. Philadelphia with coal to Console
Commonwealth Van Kirk Philadelphia with md''
ssss%er Australia tB MoRtche Boston. in ballast to
,srsberg Nor, Bioness Hamburg 81 a Day" with
Iron and order to Ssrsm days
with and emery McAndrews vessel
Barr Doris IBID Jones Aracsju IS days. with sugar to
and
sugar S &sss sSr c
to
sUNsEr-wind At SANDY Hook fresh Nwi cloudy and
raining. At City Island. fresh. NNw; cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
oron,es Everett Porta DIVA 70 DAYS viz stThe%s:
q days. with nitrate Of soda to ORDER vessel 10 Funcn
cs.e1s, 81 dy. Sow with
sarah M.Iiman. Havana days. with m0ia''''
r. day. Nth 'S Ssso to
Brig st.rsh Sears. st Johns Pr 81 days. with sugar
CLEARED.
Steamer Nevada Br, Gushing, Liverpool vie Queenstown
Steamer Cydonia tBf,. Wright vaencaLaurence. Giles
Steamer Bermuda tBr,. Fraser windward I'land'-A q
Steamer Chalmette Adams New Orleans-J Van Sickle
Steamer Wyanoke HuIphers Norfolk City Point and hion'
steamer Crossman. Newport News and West
ssTs Henry Paine 9. Jcp. sR.J n Miller Co
Bark l. Andrews. Watts. Sabine Pass TeIas-L An
schr Walter Plummer Plummer, Ponce PR-L W
schr benjamin Cromwell YORK.. Cadenas- Marcus Hun
ter q Co.
Steamers Cydonis, for Valencia; Bermuda Windward
Islapds Wehavcn, Baracoa Breakwater. Newport news
MISCELLANEOUS
Ship ycndOmo Br Cornlns from York reo ~ Io Of
Belgium. Her crew las arrived at Rotterdaip
THE MOVEMENTS oFsrEAAER5.
FOREIGN PORTE
ay,sx.rqws Mar steamer Lord cys B
poo soTasT9oS Mar a7Arrvcd steamer Elder oer
ollncrr NowYok Mar 10 OH her way 10 Bremen land
sailed steamer Vera tGer Bussua from Bremen hence
KMsALR Mar 9s-Pa,,od steamer Roman tbrh Williams.
''S Mar steamer North britain B Donaldson.
s%lSsMuxDE Mar Arrived steamer 0Othia toer KOr-
dell from New.York Mar ]. -. -. -.
HAMBURG Mar 2e-Arrved. steamer Amaln tGer) Bahr.
fru q Mars
XasrERDAM Mar 26-saled. schicdam CDtch)
BsoH Mar 2i-saled. steamer Georgia tBrl. Green for
New.York. -, ~,
goIs from Mediterranean ports for New York.
MlnsspLiRs Mar 2S~ArIived steamer Aesia Fri. vaat
from NewYOrk Mar L. ,,,-.
Mar 20-Sailed. steamer NioS,
for New.York. - ,.,
siSGAroRK Mar 9dArrved, steamer Antonio tBr, Wal.
Hose KoSG Mar 26-Arrive9. Oceanic tBrl Met
cate from san Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
EUGENE KELLY FAVORs PEA0EFOL MEANS

DISCUSSING THE pIsPOslTIoN OF TH1 rARIlA'
MxNrARY ASSOCIATIONS MoNnr.
Judge Edward Browne issued yesterday morning
call for special meeting Of the Irish Parliamentary
Fund Association and in the afternoon the following
members Of the Executive Committee came together
1t No. 20 Nassau-sk R n. Walters. J. r. Farrell.
Major John Byrne. OF Cincinnati, O. Q. shayne. L. J:
Sao~ns EassSs Kelly PRESIDED On
front of the chairman were number OF neatly Ooaha
Volumes with t edges and an n IS na as On sns
and done at the dinner given to Justin MCCARTHY In
the Hoffman House last October. One OF these
volumes Judge Browne presented TO- Chairman heny
in neat speech and two others will be sent ono eaoh
to Gladstone and Parnel. Several printed slips were
on the secrctarys desk giving the views OF tresdent
Fitzgerald OF the Irish National League OF America
on tho present condition Of tho Irish struggle and
stating that every weapon which the ingenuity OF
man can devise ought be used by tho !rsh people
against England 4 this Coercion oil sGoTa Ss
Fund Association had desire to interfere with the
work OF any Other Irsh organization; put u snouia
Re remembered" he continued, that our mea1oG n
are necessarily peaceful and that we take no stock IN
the methods OF those who oountenance violence IN
brin ling about the desired change. Our weapons are
the moral FORCE the than
the brute force which tie English Governmsnt 10 once
more bent upon bringing to bear to suppress the JUST
the Young men who are In Parliament are poor. and
the main purpose OF this organization Ia to help sup,
port as many OF them in London as may b. deemed
necessary" ,,,,
Secretary r.. NJ. Walters said that be believed the
balance still on hand amounted to something over
$4,000, and they were awaiting word from Parnell
as to the inal disposition Of this money G. C. shayne
suggested that from 10000 TO $2o,VO shonld oe
sent To Ireland to help relieve the people In the most
destitute parts OF tho country, but after long dis
cu,sion he agreed to withdraw tho notion 40 the
committee was of opinion that II would do no go'd
besides the money was Ior Parliamentary purposes
and not Tor tho relief OF distress Il WAS decided to
Lave regular meetings OF the organization during the
coming crisis In Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
TIE CASE or MSS AGNES FOLSOM

The hearing tho Of Miss Agnos Folsom before the
referee appointed by Judgo Patterson erJuigs samuel
Jones' Will probably besn Friday saturday. Both law
yers the Supreme Court. Chambers.
eray Jige Patterson each hav OF orer
reference which Judge Patterson asked TO sign Will
lam Allan counsel for Dr. william ". Cate. who Is charged
with restraining the woman Of her liberty. handel IN
Referees solely tho
point whether Miss Folsom signed AFFIDAVIT OF bcr
power Tho orier pr-sonto by William H. Mundy. counsel
Fosos parents directs tho referee u inquire into
ia. allegations made IN the petition Tor writ of habtas
oopus the and the ALLEGATIONS
Ia the story Judge Patterson signed Mr.
Munhy unwilling to s"t limit 10 tho ret
referees scope Of inquiry II therefore IN
limited.
A. the hearing Mr. Hundv II II reported, will have
his witnesses Or wife aud all the features OF the
will thoroughly discussed lie intends TO have Mrs
present also she has nearly recovered rom her
attack. The hearing Will 10 hal on trre lays no
tcs Allan said yesterday that would probably occur
Of the and nma,oi that II woula 10
pnvato.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

sTxa sIS0-Fifty oopvicts Transferred Sing
SDg q Clinton Prison yesterday.
YoxKERs exander Veman. young clort in the DRY.
Genslc the bank
s2l Friday and faci 20 40 asserting that he hal
yesterday befOr Justice entl and
admitted u $1,000 bail TO await the action u the Grand
Jury While boys playing yesterday under the
ares 81 the aqueuot They scov red
the 30 The stream OF that name ii not
idrnt lhed had been IN the water several days
WHITE PAiSs-fn the supreme Conrt yesterday. before
Justice Dy kman suit begun ny Tyler McNaier bok
Attn his for ~ damages agai 81
Manhattan Railway Company for injury to his right
McNacr lives In MI Vernon. While walking between
Twenty ond IN sirthav'., sep
TENDER 80 1896 no the by hot from
a Ill has been IN The hospital mo
time ami Dablo TO work
FOX TsLAxD-Goorgo Powell OF rarrytown. ago twenty.
seveu yesterday by AloIo Merritt
and Charles Downing Port Chester. bOari freight
schooner had suGocsted by coal tho night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
DANA oE FOR PELHAM BAY PARK LANDs

017 O1s HLHAH Bd TdHh IAN Do
corporation Counsel Lacombs reDed letter OF
Dayor hewiu asking whether tho will be lisblo for
damages IN case OF the OF 1854 taking
lsnds In tue town OF Pelham kno a. Pelham
Bay Park Mt Lacornbe says. among oties thingst
the statute creating the park 10 construed a. the
Law Department has always cOntened that should be
psmey a. passing the title Of the lands only
ton OF the report they probably would not have claims
q could DC sustained Ia court 10 should be note however,
yhxt The Of Appraisal ana
lawyers OF recognized professional standing In the community
have commended that OF 1884 transferred The title 70 the
y on the day VI its passage III tins construction OF the
should prevail is not improbable that court would
8hd some way 10 compensate the In damages should
Vie act be repealed and the title thus transfer red Whether
pDoer this latter construction within the power OF the
Legislature 70 transfer 10 private individuals prop
cry owned by the city Is also matter Of considerable doubt
Whatever may DO the Law tho however spprebend
that no LEGISLATURE would repeal tho OF os4 with.
OUT providing that the property whose ands were In
euded within the Limits OF Pelham bay Park should be oo
Pensse for the which they have been put w
sseson Of the passage Of tho earlier act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
DIR MGLYNH WISHES TO HAYR prAnr

There good deal Of excitement but further disturb
In ST. Stephens parish yesterday Nor 81 all likely
that there Will DO unless tho ends Dr. McGynn
entirely disregard hs expressed wishes Tho doctor heard
with the OF tho disturbance sunday
depored he outbreak exceedingly and expressed wish that
made yesterday which nsw
light the trouble. II seems that In ppng Dr. Mo-
Gynns Confessional OF its adorp special
intended tho former aston All in Catho
o churches either covered with purple
ing Passion week. NO explanation OF ts ct the
time because was assumed That every Catholic know this
The ogaphs OF Dr. McGynns confessional which were
taken before e decorations viii DO offered
Or sale In few days
Dr. Carey of tho Parishionors Committee Ia highly indix
the statement that no would support Henry
George again lie lac Is for George nr and all tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
LONG ISLAND.

JaMAclThe funeral Of Senator James NJ Oakley was
held In the Reformed church yesterday afternoon The Rev.
MT Rice Episcopal church, aud the Rev.
conducted services. pail bearers
John H. sutpbin County clerk OF Queens County,
t-nrge 49, Creed &. T. Topping Theodore rogers. klDah H.
Nuslrand william Bouroughs superintendent OF The New
York Wooibayen and ROckaway Ralroad anu George 4,
Pack.
PATcHooUH-Jsmes Kelly tho newsboy who was shot by
Oliver Bans ORD while Kelly was leaving Bfansord house
ate begun suit Brsns-
$4,000 damages Last tho SUFFOLK County
Grand Jury refused 10 lndict Bransford
PgaRsAIIs Ameda age dan hter of Seaman Smith,
was burned 10 death Saturday eve ing Her clothing
took fiji from a burning brush heap In the garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
SQu1REs CASE TO CONE UP NEXT MONDAY

Ex-Commissioner 2ollin NJ. Squire will probably be
placed trial before Justice Van Brunt OF the
Of the Court Of Oyer aud Terminer which will begin
next Monday. The indictment charging Squire and
Maurice 4. Flynn with conspiracy in relation 10
bqure's appointment TO Office alter he had written
control the office, was transferred to the Court OF
Dyer and 1erminer and must be tried in that court
When the court opens on Monday motion tv have
day fixed for trial will probably be made District
Attorney Ma tine can urge the trial OF both at
one time il he desires the defeudants jointly in
dcted, are not emitted. matter OF right, to sepa-
rate trials where the charge is only OF committing
misdemeanor. 1t is expected, however, that squire
will be tried alone,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
pryE YEARS FOR guBEZzLEMgyT.

Charles spoiol who was chief bookkeeper for G. g.
Morisr Co. clothing merchants of No 4o9 broadway from
January 1870 August 1886. and who embezzed large
sums OF money. pleaded guilty yesterday before Recorer
smyth There three indictments charging hun Win
grand larceny the second degree aud forgery HIS ss.
ncs amour o. lie BEGAN taking the money OF
his em 1882 and In that year took 500 put ne
1855 ho stole over $4,000 He TOOK we
money IN sums $3.50 aud concealed his theis "
fass spcde said to have been an intimate i5end
OF the cashier OF the Union Dime Savings banx
Recorder sentenced him 10 i've yoArs In the s'ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Alderm6h nOOns
Psri Department. gation, Central Park trsenAL
COMMITTEES New-York Yacht Club. Commodore Smith
Sailing Of Wild West Show for Europe steamship State Of
Nebraska .. a
Nineteenth Century Club. No East Twsnty.thirdst,
.. m.
Rspid Transit Commissioners. Mutual Life Insurance
Dr. Mc0lynns lecture Tho Cross Of Now Crusade"
Academy Of Music. Sp N.
Coroner's inquest on Patrick II. Dolan.
College Of Pharmacy Commencement Stelnway HAL, Pm
Westcheser County town elections
White Cross anniversary meeting AssocIatlon HAL m
Professor Lanoianis lecture Madison square Theatre.
p. m.
Noon day prayer meeting. Trinity Church. 1915 p m.
Meeting TO protest against coercion, 81 Mchaers Hail.
Meeting In Interest OF Hamilton Institute Chickerlng Hail.
Pilot Commissioners. noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
MR. HEWITT on SUNDAY DRINKING.

Mayor hewitt said yesterday with reference to tho attack
made him by the speakers at tho Manhattan Temperance
Assoc alton meeting on Sunday
Az. no need OF calling Those ,nemen who
met on sunday prohibonss They would stop the sale
az absolutely They have much com
Howard Crosby they have against mo-
s not pOhDltionist Tho police authoritos assure mo
thai they probitory law AMI That they can
one the sale Of light drinks In certain places
and a law which Will give fewer saloons Am not IN
favor prob biting sunday drinking atogother out
Am n favor making light possible ami removing the
features OF tho present Sunday drinking
think thing that rich men should DO allowed 70
chassu r "A ks W a. prohibited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
WILL THESIS PLEAD GUILTY.

George Thesis and George H. Huber proprctors of tho
AsInbra Prospect Gardens In Foureenth.t Who are
indicted for violations law, were
called before Judge 0derseeye yesleday In tho
Court Of General Sessions Charles = spencer ap.
any offence alleged In tho indictment srans his
client would probably plead guilty. said that he did
suppose plated for allow
musical instrument play Ju ,iildsr.
sleeve adjourned the until Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
STABBED BYAN ENGINEER.

quarrel IN the stoncyard the foot Of East Thireh
yesterday was ended by probable murder Thomas
ton the engineer employedip yard by Gala
ham, young laorcr Of 1913 East Thirty until
patience Callahan 1t length made remarks
about sanoDs family afalrs The engineer fuoaa
drawing large sheath knife he attacked Callahan sabbing
him IN the stomach policeman called ambulance
AZ Bellevue Hospital It said that csshans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRrvALA

NM <ssmss Hets,-ssnstor Person 9 Cneney % Esw
Richard Smith Of Cncnnsu ". Hademan Of Lo III;
VILE and Colonel Fraser Bruce OF InatS nd
Judge Am... r;.sT q H,S.., ysm! S Tc-I
Lex Congressman Horace r. Page, Of Californis
sndon HotelEI. tcrney General ! Y. Gwmn q lay
Ferguson; Of Warrington gtssorsn Ho~Geerks H., ~
0orha Of Washington Hotel BTtnsGtc6-Seofge oeiF
tein of Buffalo. and Isaac MoConihe. Of Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

ASHES TO BE COLLECTED AFTER hIDNIGHE
Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman has written the
following letter 10 President Baylcs, OF the Health Do
partment:
Referring Conversation at tho Mayors once this az
not In the employ OF this depart
but engaged 10y pva. parties 10 tho r.noya oil shes
and gaxbage &C. satisfied that your department. bAi
control Of cn bat could not quote tho law al mat Time
now call sections lOi 10 los uncn.Ne) OF
the santay CODE sustaining position on that ques-
In TIL, date beg assure you that the
the daytime IN the residence ana
q city has always been an eyesoe 10 my
self and not that what you quite true that
hitherto been deemed practicable
propose scbemo another TRIAL AMI with your AZ
aud nf tho police OF tho Nineteenth
viii 10 made-I doubt not We VIII
thing must request OF you To rescinh an per.
private ash cart, To make COLLECTIONS except during
b. hours that city carts are At WORK.
m OF this intention nave Issued an ORDER mat
on aud LIST OF April the ashes AMI garbae OF inc
Precinct shall be collected between the hours OF
IL M and M respectfully request you TO issue orders
Accordingly Where possible please direct that tho re-
tho cartinen can Rot
them in cad Of wing them placed tho sdewak WIZ
order the receptacles from the areas ana 70
them alter they have been cnpe 10 INC place "hoio
they taken iron. -
II md this plan success We VIII wren ac'aoio OK
tend the territory night collection TO FiftynnthsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

Many 10 robbed OF hoso charms which the eeptlor
sex value highly and made old before her by
ona irregularities To such tho bloom OF youth may be
stored 10y tIs Of remoiy which has Of
time and which 10 to-day acknowledged be without
equal for female
lie Prescription. by ali druggista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
Gentle as tho EIr,,.. .f Rv,ct,r.r

This iins Of an old hymn quite appropriate whom applied
TO Pleasant PurEatye Psliet" 1dont ike pills
can avoid ~ We often hear person, say because ihey
seaGe sad mild their almost precisely
similsr 70 natural movement VI the bowels aud unpe
elects behind